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What do scientists call the act of closely watching animals to learn about them?
What do scientists call the act of closely watching animals to learn about them?
- Analyzing
- Studying
- Researching
- Observing (correct)
Why is it hard to look closely at insects according to the text?
Why is it hard to look closely at insects according to the text?
- They fly away when approached (correct)
- They are too small
- They are very fast
- They have sharp tools
How does a sawfly protect its eggs according to the text?
How does a sawfly protect its eggs according to the text?
- By making a glue to fasten them in a safe place (correct)
- By building a nest around them
- By hiding them in the ground
- By using a real saw to cut the plants
What tool does the poppy-bee use to bore into old wood?
What tool does the poppy-bee use to bore into old wood?
In what way is the saw of a sawfly described in the text?
In what way is the saw of a sawfly described in the text?
What kind of instruments do some insects possess according to the text?
What kind of instruments do some insects possess according to the text?
Scientists have learned a lot about animals by making observations, which is called making ______
Scientists have learned a lot about animals by making observations, which is called making ______
The sawfly uses its saw to make places where the eggs will be ______
The sawfly uses its saw to make places where the eggs will be ______
The poppy-bee uses a boring tool to bore into ______ wood
The poppy-bee uses a boring tool to bore into ______ wood
Insects have tools they use to ______, like the sawfly sawing at plants
Insects have tools they use to ______, like the sawfly sawing at plants
The sawfly makes a sort of homemade glue that fastens the eggs where they are ______
The sawfly makes a sort of homemade glue that fastens the eggs where they are ______
Scientists observe not only insects but also ______
Scientists observe not only insects but also ______